The most important week of the year is here. It's the fantasy playoffs. You definitely don't want to make a mistake with your lineup this week. Now let's discuss.

Beginning with J.K. Dobbins, who returned with a bang last week. The Ravens running back put up 120 yards, 20 fantasy points. He found the end zone.

And boy, oh boy, did he produce. Now, you may have seen on Twitter this 40-yard run that he isn't able to take

to the house. He looks banged up a little bit gimpy, which is concerning for sure. But if you actually

watched all of his other touches, he had burst. He had agility and he looked good outside of that

one long run. And now he faces the Brown's number 29 run defense. All this is fantastic to start

him, right? Well, yeah, except one big issue.

Dobbins led the backfield in snaps, but he only played 46% of the snaps. And four running

backs saw work in this game, four, including Gus Edwards, saw 13 carries in his own right,

just two less than what Dobbins saw last week. And sure, Dobbins has missed time, so there's a good chance they can ramp up his snaps, but multiple running backs and a mobile

QB will still be involved here. And Dobbins had no targets in his return last week. He only

has six targets in five games this year, so really he probably needs to find the end zone to pay

off, if not once but twice. So he's a great player off of a great game, but for this week,

he's a sick. And then there's David Montgomery who, man, he's a tricky call this week.

You see, in three games so far this season without Khalil Herbert, he's averaging over 17

fantasy points and over 18 total touches his receptions in Russia attempts. He's literally scoring

83% more points per game without Herbert this last month of the year,

averaging 100 yards per game. That's fantastic. But the bad news is he's a nine point underdog

against the Eagles this week. And when you're an underdog, usually you don't see as many

rush attempts. But in five games this year, as a seven point favorite or more, he's actually

averaging over 14 fantasy points per game and with his receptions 2.4 per game over 16 touches.

And very quietly, the Eagles struggle their bottom 10 in tackling when Montgomery this season

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